Matthew1471's ASP BlogX

I had a nasty nasty new problem with my PC recently, Internet Explorer would refuse to open a new window when I right clicked to summon one and any http://somesite.com links in MSN or E-mails would fail to work.. "ahh crap" I thought, "How am I ever supposed to know what to do here?" I checked the registry, I blamed spyware...then I thought "how about a spot of googling?

Contents of "ReReg.bat" :
@ECHO OFF
regsvr32 Shdocvw.dll
regsvr32 Shell32.dll
regsvr32 Oleaut32.dll
regsvr32 Actxprxy.dll
regsvr32 Mshtml.dll
regsvr32 Urlmon.dll

That re-registers the DLL files that Internet Explorer uses, I imagine someone viewed the Internet Explorer installer log file and pulled them out, thanks to whoever did that My problem is now solved..

They suggested typing those in one by one, of course I got lazy and clever and batch filed them

Keywords : Internet Explorer Links in a new window failing to load, Internet Explorer Refuses to open in a new window, Clicking links returns nothing

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We have a Blogging conundrum, here’s the way I see things.

• If I post anything about my week it would annoy Sarah


• If I posted anything about Hannah it would annoy Marc (on the off chance he visits)


• If I posted anything about my thoughts & Hannah it would embarrass her


• Anything about Andrew would not only annoy him but if I wrote what I was planning to about Jen that would further annoy him


• If I wrote anything on Steff that I’m thinking of it would only hurt her.


• I can't write anything about Liz in case she reads that


• I shouldn’t say anything about Claire or Simon because they also visit it.

So what personal content are we actually left with?

See the problem with having a vaguely successful Blog is too many people read it (a problem in itself) this then leads to further friction and means you cant truly write how you feel for upsetting the very few people friends who are supporting you all the way on a daily basis and read your blog.

I suppose there is always password protection but then what's the fun in publishing it on the web?

Any suggestions?